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When Should Pet Bloodwork Be Repeated? How Vets Track Disease Over Time

April 15, 2026 by True Care Veterinary Hospital Team

If your veterinarian recommends repeat bloodwork for your pet, it’s natural to wonder: “Didn’t we just do this?” At True Care Veterinary Hospital in Howell, NJ, repeat testing builds a clearer picture of your pet’s health over time. Much like people, pets’ bodies change, and tracking those changes helps veterinarians make thoughtful, well-informed decisions.

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Active Dog Month: How to Keep Your Dog Healthy

April 5, 2023 by True Care Veterinary Hospital Team

If you need inspiration for ways to keep your dog active, April is the perfect time to dig around for new ideas. Why? Because it’s Active Dog Month! The days of being stuck inside all winter are gone (for now) and it’s time to get outside with your favorite furry friend. Keeping your dog active can help both of you stay healthy and happy.

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Doctor Tullio is a kind, caring gentleman who has cared for my cocker spaniels for many years now. He has always been helpful, honest, and understanding with my pets and me. He is a man I trust completely and have and do refer others to him. Any pet owner can feel safe and secure in trusting their beloved pets to his skilled hands.

—Margaret Rowe Howell NJ

Molly and Oscar have been patients of Dr. Tullio for several years. I have been very pleased with his care, his expertise and his understanding with my two Wheatens. Dr. Tullio has been quick to diagnose any issues and remedy all of the problems we've had. I look forward to many more years working with Dr. Tullio. I wish him well in his venture.

—Fran Skiba

Dr. Tullio has always treated our dogs with great knowledge, care, and compassion, and we have grown to know him quite well. We have been so completely impressed with Dr. Tullio's consistent excellence in care and services that we wanted to share our experience with others. We are pleased to recommend as the place to go for both quality treatment and compassionate care for your furry family members.

—Chuck Porrazzo

When my parents' dog Kya died very suddenly a few years ago, their regular vet was not at work that day. But thankfully Dr. Tullio was and treated my parents and their dog as if he was their doctor for the past 15 years doing everything he could to try and revive Kya and by being so compassionate to my parents in the waiting room after having to deliver the sad news. We truly can't say enough nice things about Dr. Tullio and can't wait for him to open his new facility! Thank you.

—Lori Forrest & Bob Leahy